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Kudo Redfox Sep 14, 2020 @ 2:20am
Any way to make blender control more like 3ds Max?
Specifically the control of the camera because i am currently learning on 3ds Max and wanting to use blender to make sculpting
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Originally posted by The Renderer:
You can go to the preferences (in "Keymap") and set Blender to "industry compatible". That might already do some of the things you want. And then you can manually change all the settings the way you like.

That said, as someone who uses multiple 3D programs (like ZBrush) I strongly suggest you just get used to it. It will never be exactly the way you want it and you will run into problems all the time. In fact it's better to have a completely different control scheme than two very similar ones, makes it much easier to switch from one to the other on the fly.
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YourPeepingTom Sep 14, 2020 @ 2:33am 
in what way do you mean? i've only ever used blender so I dont know how they compare. if you're lookin for an easier way to move the camera, if you dont know about it already, you can use shift+` to move the camera with wasd and qe
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87 Sep 14, 2020 @ 2:47am 
how is the camera control different?
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Kudo Redfox Sep 14, 2020 @ 2:56am 
Originally posted by binomas:
how is the camera control different?
Very lots of noticable different like 3ds Max middle mouse pans and pressing alt makes it rotate while blender rotates the camera and not panning it or 3ds Max zooms at the cursor while blender doesn't which is very jarring and hard to control like someone who uses 3ds Max like me
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The Renderer Sep 14, 2020 @ 3:55am 
You can go to the preferences (in "Keymap") and set Blender to "industry compatible". That might already do some of the things you want. And then you can manually change all the settings the way you like.

That said, as someone who uses multiple 3D programs (like ZBrush) I strongly suggest you just get used to it. It will never be exactly the way you want it and you will run into problems all the time. In fact it's better to have a completely different control scheme than two very similar ones, makes it much easier to switch from one to the other on the fly.
Last edited by The Renderer; Sep 14, 2020 @ 3:56am
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Kudo Redfox Sep 14, 2020 @ 4:20am 
Originally posted by The Renderer:
You can go to the preferences (in "Keymap") and set Blender to "industry compatible". That might already do some of the things you want. And then you can manually change all the settings the way you like.

That said, as someone who uses multiple 3D programs (like ZBrush) I strongly suggest you just get used to it. It will never be exactly the way you want it and you will run into problems all the time. In fact it's better to have a completely different control scheme than two very similar ones, makes it much easier to switch from one to the other on the fly.
Guess that'll have to do
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